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Ring Main Extension - Done Incorrectly ?
We have just moved into a new 1960s house and the upstairs ring main
has been extended into the loft by drilling a hole through the wall of the back of a socket in one of the bedrooms into the airing cupboard. 2 X 2.5mm T+E then loops round the loft and back to the socket. So.. in the back of my socket I have 4 pairs of wires attached. This to me seems wrong. I would have added a junction box in the airing cupboard and then run one of the existing wires to that. I would then loop from there round the loft and back to the socket. Can anyone confirm if the way it's been done is acceptable. I would have thought that this setup would mean an imbalance in the current travelling round the ring. Cheers. |
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